Volume 125
11 January 2011
INSIDE THIS ISSUE:
ECONOMIC TRENDS ECONOMIC DEVELOPMEnTS
Malaysia - Industrial Production Index, November 2010... 1 Anti-Dumping in WTO..................................................5
- Industrial Production Index, Growth.................. 2 E-Z Productivity Calculator ..........................................5
Weekly Number of PCOs and Export Value:
Branding and Packaging Mobile Gallery for SMEs......6
AANZFTA, AIFTA, GSP & CEPT Scheme ....................... 2
MJEPA & MPCEPA............................................................ 3 LETTERS TO EDITOR ....................................................... 6
ACFTA, AKFTA, AJCEP & MNZFTA................................. 3 YOUR FEEDBACK PLEASE ! ................................................... 6
Weekly Commodity Prices .................................................. 4 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES ............................................ 7
Weekly Price Trend of Commodities .................................. 4 IMPORT ENQUIRIES FROM INTERNATIONAL
Highest & Lowest Prices 2010/2011: COMPANIES ....................................................................... 8
Crude Petroleum & Crude Palm Oil.................................. 4 UPCOMING EVENTS ...................................................... 10
ECONOMIC TRENDS
MALAYSIA - INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION INDEX, NOVEMBER 2010
November % Change % Change
2010 (Nov 2010 (Nov 2010
In November 2010, Malaysia’s industrial production /Nov 2009) / Oct 2010)
index (IPI) rose 5.1% compared to November 2009. Overall IPI 106.0 5.1 -3.7
The increase was mainly attributed to manufacturing Manufacturing 111.4 6.5 -3.8
(6.5%) and electricity (4.9%) sectors. Electricity 118.4 4.9 -6.6
Mining 92.5 1.7 -2.9
Source: Department of Statistics, Malaysia
CHART 1: MALAYSIA - INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION INDEX,
NOVEMBER 2009 TO NOVEMBER 2010
Source: Department of Statistics, Malaysia
Note: All figures have been rounded to the nearest decimal point.
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CHART 2: MALAYSIA - INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION INDEX, GROWTH
NOVEMBER 2009 TO NOVEMBER 2010
Source: Department of Statistics, Malaysia
Note: All figures have been rounded to the nearest decimal point
CHART 3: MALAYSIA - WEEKLY NUMBER OF PCOs AND EXPORT VALUE UNDER
AANZFTA, AIFTA, GSP & CEPT SCHEME, NOVEMBER 2010-JANUARY 2011
Source: MITI
Note : The preference giving countries under the GSP scheme are members of the European Union, Norway, Switzerland, Belarus, the Russian
Federation and Turkey.
• PCO : Preferential Certificate of Origin
• AANZFTA: ASEAN-Australia-New Zealand Free Trade • AIFTA: ASEAN-India Free Trade Agreement
Agreement
• GSP: Generalised System of Preference • CEPT: Common Effective Preferential Tariff (among ASEAN)
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CHART 4: MALAYSIA - WEEKLY NUMBER OF PCOs AND EXPORT VALUE
UNDER MJEPA & MPCEPA , NOVEMBER 2010-JANUARY 2011
Source: MITI
Note : • MJEPA: Malaysia-Japan Economic Partnership Agreement • MPCEPA: Malaysia-Pakistan Closer Economic Partnership Agreement
CHART 5: MALAYSIA - WEEKLY NUMBER OF PCOs AND EXPORT VALUE UNDER
ACFTA, AKFTA, AJCEP & MNZFTA, NOVEMBER 2010-JANUARY 2011
Source: MITI
Note : • AKFTA: ASEAN-Korea Free Trade Agreement • ACFTA: ASEAN-China Free Trade Agreement
• AJCEP: ASEAN-Japan Comprehensive Economic Partnership • MNZFTA: Malaysia-New Zealand Free Trade Agreement
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TABLE 1: WEEKLY COMMODITY PRICES
As at % Change from As at
7 January 2011 31 December 31 December 2010* (US$) 2009* (US$) 2008* (US$)
(US$) 2010 2010 (US$)
Crude Petroleum
(per bbl) 88.4 3.3 91.4 68.0-91.4 35.0-81.0 30.3-145.3
Raw Sugar
762.8 10.6 853.4 594.6 412.3 305.0
(per MT)
Iron Ore (Pellet)
230.0 15.0 200.0 162.3 108.5 196.7
(per MT)
Scrap Iron HMS 1&2 500.0 (High) 22.0 410.0 (High)
393.1 261.7 500.0
(80:20 mix) (per MT) 490.0 (Low) 28.9 380.0 (Low)
Crude Palm Oil
1,296.9 2.7 1,263.0 896.6 683.0 949.0
(per MT)
Sources: MITI, Malaysia Palm Oil Board, Malaysian Iron and Steel Industry Federation (MISIF), Bloomberg and Czarnikow Group
Note: * Average price in the year except otherwise indicated
All figures has been rounded to the nearest decimal point
January 2011 domestic price range for:
i. Billets : RM1,900 - RM2,000 per MT
ii. Steel bars : RM2,350 - RM2,400 per MT
CHART 6: WEEKLY PRICE TREND OF COMMODITIES, OCTOBER 2010 - JANUARY 2011
Sources: MITI, Malaysia Palm Oil Board and Bloomberg
TABLE 2: HIGHEST & LOWEST PRICES 2010/2011
2010 2011
Highest Lowest Highest Lowest Current
Crude Petroleum 91.4 68.0 88.4 88.4 88.4
(US$ per bbl) (31 December) (21 May) (7 January) (7 January) (7 January)
Crude Palm Oil 1,263.0 767.0 1,296.9 1,296.9 1,296.9
(US$ per MT) (31 December) (5 February) (7 January) (7 January) (7 January)
Compiled by: MITI
Note: All figures have been rounded to the nearest decimal point.
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ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENTS
ANTI-DUMPING IN WTO
Dumping is a practice of selling products abroad which is the difference between the export price and
below the price charged for the same products in the domestic selling price in the exporting country.
the domestic market or at a price below the cost of Otherwise, it is considered negligible. For example,
production, usually with the aim of driving competitors the margin of dumping is insignificantly if it is less than
out of the market. 2% of the export price of the product, or the volume of
dumped imports is negligible if the volume from one
Article VI of the General Agreement on Tariffs and country is less than 3% of total imports of that product.
Trade (GATT) and the Anti-Dumping Agreement (ADA)
provide for the right of WTO Members to apply anti- The importing country may then impose anti-dumping
dumping measures once it is proven that there are: measures through an anti-dumping duty to provide
relief to injured domestic industries. The imposition of
1. dumping by exporting country; an anti-dumping duty is calculated by adding dumping
2. material injury (existing or threatened) to the margin to export price, where the dumped price can be
domestic industry of like products; and rendered a “fair” trade price.
3. causal link between the dumped imports and the
injury or threat of injury. Under the WTO rules, Members are required to
notify the Committee on Anti-dumping Practices on
A detailed investigation however has to be conducted all preliminary and final anti-dumping actions. When
before the importing country applies anti-dumping differences arise, Members are encouraged to consult
measures. Before any anti-dumping measures can each other. If the Members cannot agree on a solution,
be implemented, the investigating authority must they can use the WTO dispute settlement mechanism.
prove that there is a significant margin of dumping,
E-Z PRODUCTIVITY CALCULATOR
In view of global challenges, productivity measurement For enquiries, please contact:
is vital for companies to formulate and sharpen their
strategic plans to further improve their performance Zaffrulla Hussein
and competitiveness. In line with this, Malaysia Malaysia Productivity Corporation
Productivity Corporation (MPC) has developed an Tel : 03 - 7951 2310
online productivity measurement tool named E-Z Email : zaff@mpc.gov.my
Productivity Calculator to assist business enterprises Info Line:1-800-88-1140
to gauge and measure their productivity performance
efficiently and effectively.
The E-Z Productivity Calculator is a user-friendly tool
that can be utilised as a quick reference for business
enterprises to gauge their productivity performance.
The E-Z Productivity Calculator computes productivity
and labour cost competitiveness of the company
and is able to identify and compare the company’s
productivity performance within its sub-industry’s
productivity average. Furthermore, by utilising the
tool, users will be able to learn and understand the
definitions and importance of productivity and ways to
increase their company’s productivity.
The E-Z Productivity Calculator is accessible through
MPC website at www.mpc.gov.my; click on ‘Online
Applications’ and choose ‘E-Z Productivity Calculator’.
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BRANDING AND PACKAGING MOBILE GALLERY FOR SMES
SME Corporation Malaysia (SME Corp. Malaysia) in Peninsular Malaysia. SME Corp. Malaysia and LUCT
collaboration with Limkokwing University of Creative will continue to organise visits by the Mobile Gallery to
Technology (LUCT) has started an initiative to promote designated locations to hold workshops and training
branding to SMEs by providing training programmes sessions for SMEs together with SIRIM, Intellectual
across the country on branding and packaging. This Property Corporation of Malaysia (MyIPO) and
public-private sector collaboration was initiated to Federation of Malaysian Manufacturers (FMM).
provide awareness on the importance of branding
and packaging and to assist SMEs in building and Branding and Packaging Mobile Gallery aims to
developing their own brands of products and services, reach out to SMEs across the country and provide
as well as to enhance SME product packaging. In awareness on the importance of innovative branding
order to meet these objectives, the Brand Innovation and packaging in meeting global market needs.
Centre (BIC) was established.
For more information, please contact:
One of the activities by the BIC is the Branding and Muhammad Khairulnizam Hasnan
Packaging Mobile Gallery for SMEs. This is a specially Tel : 03 - 6207 6181
designed and equipped bus operating throughout Email : khairulnizam@smecorp.gov.my
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
TENDER BIDS
DETAILS
Title of Tender
: INVITATION FOR BIDS 300MW IMPORTED COAL PRIVATE POWER PROJECT
09/2010(79)
Country : Pakistan
Closing Date : 28 January 2011 before 1200 hrs (Pakistan time)
Summary : We are pleased to extend an invitation from Private Power & Infrastructure Board (PPIB)
of the Government of Pakistan inviting bids for developing 300MW Imported Coal Private
Power Project (IPP) near Jamshoro (Hesco Area), Sindh, Pakistan.
Members who are interested to participate can visit website : www.ppib.gov.pk or contact the
following officer for more details :
Mr. Wajihullah Kundi
Commercial Counsellor, High Commission for Pakistan
132, Jalan Ampang, Kuala Lumpur
Telephone Number : 03 2164 8158 / 019 2423 975 Fax Number : 03 2162 5843
Email Address : kundi.wajihullah@gmail.com
Title of Tender : KING FAISAL UNIVERSITY INVITES BIDS ON CONSTRUCTION OF ENGINEERING
12/2010(81) FACULTY BUILDING (FOR BOYS) AT THE UNIVERSITY CITY
Country : Saudi Arabia
Closing Date : 22 January 2011
Summary : BIDDING FOR GOVERNMENT CONTRACTS IN SAUDI ARABIA
Price document SAR60,000
The Saudi government must receive at least three bids for all contracts larger than one million
Riyals. For construction projects, at least five contractors must be asked to submit bids.
A committee of three or more people from the Ministry of Finance, or from the government
agency responsible for the project, must review the bids. The contract will be awarded
according to a vote decided by a majority. These bids are open to the public. The company with
the lowest bid and also meeting all specifications will be awarded the contract. In most cases,
the price is estimated by the Saudis and if all bids are significantly larger, the project will be
negotiated. This also applies if the lowest bidder does not meet the conditions of the project.
Tender regulations allow price increase for variations in transportation charges, insurance
rates or the price of raw materials. If all bids significantly exceed the estimate, the government
agency may cancel all such bids. The government insists that bids should come reasonably
close to the practical estimates.
Foreign companies that wish to bid on projects supervised or undertaken by the government
ministries must first be registered with Saudi Arabian General Investment Authority (SAGIA):
www.sagia.gov.sa. Foreign companies must also register with the Saudi Ministry of Municipal
and Rural Affairs. This can be done through completing a questionnaire in Arabic that can be
obtained from the following website of the Ministry of Municipal and Rural Affairs: www.momra.
gov.sa (Arabic Version only). A list is compiled of these foreign companies and bidders will be
selected from this list when projects are available. Foreign companies must also include their
companies’ latest annual report along with two references and two copies of a list of completed
projects. These documents must be submitted to:
Mr. Salleh Al Shaikah, Director
Deputy Ministry for Classification of Contractors
Ministry of Municipal & Rural Affairs
P.O. Box 4719 Riyadh 11412
Saudi Arabia
Telephone: +9661 4043889 / +9661 4043990
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ELECTRICAL & ELECTRONIC
AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE
PARTS AND COMPONENTS
NAMTRADE INTERNATIONAL INC.
ALSTON (SINGAPORE) PTE LTD
207 Lakeshore Pointe-Claire
18 Boon Lay Way No. 09-107/108
H9S 4K2 Quebec, Canada
TradweHub 21, 609966 Singapore
Tel : 1514 694 0880
Tel : 65 6515 9936
Fax : 1514 694 0885
Fax : 65 6515 9936
Email : hossein.jalilvand@namtrade.com
Email : gana@alstron.com.sg
Website : www.namtrade.com
Website : www.alstron.com.sg
Contact : Mr. Hossein Jalilvand
Contact : Mr. R. Ganapathy
Product(s) : Dried Fruits & Nuts
Product(s) : Electrical Switchgears and
Transformers
STANHOME DE MEXICO, S.A DE C.V
Poniente 146 No. 624 Col. Industrias Vallejo
LG ELECTRONICS MEXICO, S.A DE C.V.
06600 Distrito Federal
Sor Juana Ines De La Cruz 555 Tlalnepantla
Mexico
54033 Edo Mex, Mexico
Tel : 0052 55 5729 2500
Tel : 0052 55 5311 900
Fax : 0052 55 5729 4851
Fax : 0052 55 5311 918
Email : Enrique.del_valle@yrnet.com
Email : info@lge.com.mx
Contact : Mr. Enrique Del Valle
Website : www.lge.com.mx
Manager
Contact : Mrs. Monica Nam,
Product(s) : Oils
Purchase Manager
Product(s) : Cables and Cable Accessories
BUILDING CONSTRUCTION
MATERIALS & HARDWARE
FURNITURE
KAMTSIS ALEXIS & ILIAS CO.
TEKNION CORPORATION
Industrial Area Sindos,
1150 Flint Road Toronto
Entrance B
M3J 2J5 Ontario, Canada
57022 Thessaloniki, Greece
Mobile : 1416 661 1577
Tel : 30 2310 796 373
Fax : 1416 663 6666
Fax : 30 2310 796 267
Email : arnie.rusinek@teknion.com
Email : info@kamtsis.gr
Website : www.teknion.com
Website : www.kamtsis.gr
Contact : Mr. Arnie Rusinek, Vice President
Product(s) : Fasteners, Bolt & Nuts
Product(s) : Office Furniture
VINILIT
THE HOME
AV J. Alessandri R
Innovation House No 3, Saxon Business Park
10900 San Bernardo
Littleport Cambridgeshire CB6 1XS
Santiago, Chile
United Kingdom
Tel : 56 2 5924 086
Tel : 44 1353 864 414
Fax : 56 2 5924 040
Email : info@thehomedirect.co.uk
Email : dday@vinilit.cl
Website : www.thehomedirect.co.uk
Website : www.vinilit.cl
Contact : Ms. Jenna Bruen, Manager
Contact : Mr. Daniel Day, Brand Manager
Product(s) : Living Furniture and Bedroom
Product(s) : Pipes, Tubes, Valves & Fittings,
Furniture
Sanitary Fitting
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IMPORT ENQUIRIES FROM INTERNATIONAL COMPANIES (CONT’D)
GIFTS, SOUVENIRS AND JEWELLERY PREPARED FOOD
SURYA INTERNATIONAL INC.
2171 Junipero Boulvard, Suite 640 Daly City MINAMI
California 94014, United States of America 3400 Pharmacy Ave Unit No. 7, Toronto
Mobile : 650 992 9676 M1W 3J8 Ontario, Canada
Fax : 650 992 9646 Tel : 1416 498 8080
Email : suryaintl@mac.com Fax : 1416 498 8081
Contact : Mr. Raj Kohli, President Email : sep@minamigroup.ca
Product(s) : Gold Jewellery Website : www.minamigroup.ca
Contact : Mr. Sep Hariri, Purchasing Director
TKP GLOBAL PROMOTIONS LTD Product(s) : Canned Vegetables and Fruits
Myburo, 20 Market Street Altrincham (Processed)
Cheshire WA14 1PF, United Kingdom
MMT DALAL FRERES SARL
Tel : 44 151 4486 917
49, Rue Pierre Fontaine
Fax : 44 161 9294287
75009 Paris France
Email : mish@magnets.co.uk
Tel : 00 33 14874 4405
Website : www.covermounts.co.uk
Email : mamodaly.dalal@wanadoo.fr
Contact : Ms. Michelle Paydon, Director
Contact : Mr. Mamodaly Fracis-Taher
Product(s) : Tea Light Candles
Product(s) : Palm Oil
PALM OIL PRODUCTS
STATIONERY
GRUPO ACEITES DEL MAYO S.A DE C.V
BOJAN AL PINTO-BRKIC
KM 1778 Carretera Mexico Nogales Navojoa
Member of the Board, Steinberg CPP
85800 Sonora , Mexico
No. 60/2, Dr. Agostina Neta Street
Tel : 0052 642 4255 200
New Belgrade 11070, Serbia
Fax : 0052 642 4235 071
Tel : 381 11 6163 844
Email : agomez@aceitesdelmayo.com
Fax : 381 11 6163 844
Website : www.aceitesdelmayo.com
Mobile : 381 63 686 951
Contact : Mr. Arturo Gomez, Manager
Email : bojan.alpinto@steinbergcpp.rs
Product(s) : Palm Oil
Website : www.steinbergcpp.rs
Product(s) : Paper for Cigarettes
MMT DALAL FRERES SARL
49, Rue Pierre Fontaine
75009 Paris, France
Tel : 00 33 14874 4405
Email : mamodaly.dalal@wanadoo.fr
Contact : Mr. Mamodaly Fracis-Taher
Product(s) : Palm Oil
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UPCOMING EVENTS
EVENTS CONDUCTED IN ENGLISH
SPECIALISED MARKETING MISSIONS
Mission Target Group Contact
Specialised Marketing Mission for Automotive Sector in Conjunction Malaysian Mazlan Harun
with INAPA 2011 companies mazlan@matrade.gov.my
City : Jakarta, Indonesia
Date : 22-25 March 2011
Closing Date : 25 January 2011
Specialised Marketing Mission on Automotive Parts and Malaysian Muhd Hairi Zainal Abidin
Components to Pakistan in Conjunction with 7th Auto & Transport companies hairi@matrade.gov.my
Asia 2011
Cities : Karachi & Lahore, Pakistan
Date : 26-28 March 2011
Closing Date : 28 January 2011
Specialised Marketing Mission on Water Waste Treatment and Solid Malaysian Nyaee Ayup
Waste Management to Shenyang, China companies nyaee@matrade.gov.my
MATRADE :: Shenyang, China
City
Date 6-8 April 2011
Closing Date : 31 January 2011
Specialised Marketing Mission to Yangon, Myanmar Malaysian Mohd Feisal Ezuan Bin
companies Abdul Aziz
City : Yangon, Myanmar feisal@matrade.gov.my
Date : 16-18 March 2011
Closing Date : 31 January 2011
*PROMOTION BOOTHS
Event Name Event Description Target Group Contact
28th SESSION OF THE The international fair of Khartoum Malaysian Haliza Mazlin Abdul Halim
INTERNATIONAL FAIR OF represents the largest international companies haliza.m@matrade.gov.my
KHARTOUM 2011 annual business rendezvous in
Sudan with substantial support from
Venue: The Sudanese Free Zones
both government and private sectors
& Market, Khartoum, Sudan
Date : 2-9 February 2011
Closing Date : 15 January 2011
* Interested Malaysian companies are required to submit details of company as well as products’ promotional materials
(eg: brochures/catalogues) to MATRADE
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TRADE FAIRS
Event Name Event Description Target Group Contact
INTERIORS BIRMINGHAM 2011 Interiors Birmingham is the largest interiors Malaysian Addeena Fadzleen Bt Ab
trade event in UK. The show which is been companies Razak
Venue: NEC Birmingham, held annually attracts around 900 exhibitors addeena@matrade.gov.my
United Kingdom and 50,000 visitors every year and it attracts
the largest gathering of interiors buyers.
Date : 23-26 January 2011 This is the venue for international furniture
brand names acclaimed for their excellence
in design and workmanship to display their
image, style and products
ARAB HEALTH 2011 The Arab Health Exhibition is the largest Malaysian Mohamad Adris Hj Abu
healthcare exhibition in the Middle East, and companies Bakar
Venue: Dubai International the second largest in the world. Arab Health adris@matrade.gov.my
Convention & Exhibition Centre is viewed as a must-attend global event in the
Dubai, UAE healthcare calendar. Established 35 years
ago, it provides a platform for the world’s
Date : 24-27 January 2011 leading manufacturers, wholesalers and
distributors to meet the medical and scientific
community in the Middle East and beyond.
At the 2010 event, 2,700 exhibitors from
59 countries showcased their products and
services. Over 66,000 professionals from
145 countries attended Arab Health 2010.
Arab Health is the business destination of
choice for the Middle East Market estimated
to be close to $80 billion per year
HONG KONG GIFTS AND The world’s biggest gifts event is a testament Malaysian Haliza Mazlin Abdul Halim
PREMIUM FAIR to its effectiveness as an international trading companies haliza.m@matrade.gov.my
platform. The Hong Kong Gifts & Premium
Venue: Hong Kong Convention Fair, which takes place at the prime city-
and Exhibition Centre, Wan Chai, centre location of the Hong Kong Convention
Hong Kong and Exhibition Centre, has earned a proud
reputation for bringing together quality
Date : 27-30 April 2011 suppliers and buyers and achieving results.
Closing Date : 20 January 2011 The 2010 event attracted over a record-
breaking of more than 4,000 exhibitors from
36 countries and regions participated serves
the global industry by bringing buyers and
suppliers together in the perfect setting to
realise business potential
13th TRADE FAIR OF THE OIC The biennial OIC Expo offers a platform Malaysian Zamzuri Mohamed
MEMBER STATES (OIC EXPO for companies in the Member Countries to companies zamzuri@matrade.gov.my
2011) explore business opportunities in the UAE
and the wider region. It helps participants
Venue: Sharjah Expo Centre,
to tap into the economic potentials and is
Sharjah, UAE
positioned as a promotional framework for
Date : 24-29 April 2011 trade, investment and inter-enterprise co-
Closing Date : 11 February 2011 operating in the Member State
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MIDA
Programmes Objectives Target Group Contact
MIDA Annual Media To annouce the overall investment Members of the Kavitha Govallen
Conference on the performance in the manufacturing and print & electronic 03-2267 3440
Performance of the services sector in 2010 media, kavitha@mida.gov.my
Manufacturing and Services government
Sectors 2010 officials, Putri Sarah Lina
Date : 18 January 2011 ambassadors, 03-2267 3447
Venue : MIDA Hall investors
Kuala Lumpur
Invest Malaysia 2011 To launch the Invest Malaysia 2011 Business leaders Kavitha Govallen
magazine and to network with delegates Government 03-2267 3440
Date : 30 January 2011 from GCC countries dignitaries kavitha@mida.gov.my
Venue : Emirates Palace, Abu
Dhabi
SME CORP. MALAYSIA
Programmes Objectives Target Group Contact
Assistance Scheme for SMEs To assist SMEs in accessing credit facilities Malaysian Syamsidar Abd. Razak
Date: 19 January 2011 (10 a.m.) from financial institutions entrepreneurs 03-6207 6050
Venue : Level 19, West Wing syamsidar@smecorp.gov.
Menara MATRADE, my
Kuala Lumpur
Azrul Fahmi Mohd. Saat
Free admission 09-6207 6024
azrul_fahmi@smecorp.
gov.my
MPC
Programmes Objectives Target Group Contact
CONFERENCE Understand unproductive regulations Manager Safniwati Jasri
Modernising Business Regulation are cumbersome and create Officers safni@mpc.gov.my
Date: 18 January 2011 unnecessary costs, notably for small Legal Officers
Petaling Jaya to medium-sized enterprises Local Councils
Understand their roles in reducing
red tape, since their input is very
important and they know best what
the real problems are
Encourage the business community
and stakeholders to share their
experiences and knowing how to
make suggestions and improvements
Introduce simple tool and techniques
to maximize the net benefit of
regulations to businesses and society
TRAINING Focus on new or borrowed principles, Executive Hj. Ahmad Murshid Bin
Management Innovation processes, practices, systems of Supervisor Abu
Date : 14-15 February 2011 management innovation, to enhance murshid@mpc.gov.my
Petaling Jaya performance
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Programmes Objectives Target Groups Contact
TRAINING Identify creative thinking processes Top management Eamizan Hasim
Introduction to Creativity and Executive eamizan@mpc.gov.my
Reduce personal learning blocks to
Innovation Supervisor
creativity
Date : 14-15 February 2011 Operator
Melaka Build creativity and innovation into
problems-solving
Implement creativity and innovation
techniques to solve individual, group
and organisational problems
TRAINING Gain a clear insight and understanding Entrepreneur and Shaikh Roslinah Bux
Creating Coaching Culture of coaching business leader roslinahbux@mpc.gov.my
Date : 16-17 February 2011 Senior
Use possible solutions for their
Petaling Jaya management
problem or difficulty
Manager
Find ways to hand the issues back to Executive
employees and encourage them to Supervisor
find solutions for themselves Human resource
practitioner
TRAINING Understand the importance of SPC in Top management Md. Shubri Ismail
Statistical Process Control their processes Executive shubri@mpc.gov.my
Date : 17-18 February 2011 Supervisor
Apply the techniques and
Petaling Jaya
methodology to improve operation
and production
TRAINING Learn the concept of value creation Top management Hj. Ahmad Murshid Bin
Creating Value Through and productivity analysis Executive Abu
Productivity Analysis At Firm Level Supervisor murshid@mpc.gov.my
Analyse & interpret productivity through
Date : 23 February 2011
financial statements
Petaling Jaya
Measure organisation value
Identify source of value creation
PROGRAM DIKENDALIKAN DALAM BAHASA MELAYU
MPC
Kumpulan
Program Objektif Hubungi
Sasaran
LATIHAN Memahami konsep dan falsafah ICC Pengurus / Nor Robaayah Bt Mohd.
ICC Untuk Ahli Kumpulan Eksekutif Noor
Memahami teknik penyelesaian
Tarikh : 18-19 Januari 2011 Penyelia nrmn@mpc.gov.my
masalah
Petaling Jaya Operator
Mengaplikasikan teknik dan alat-alat
ICC
LATIHAN Memahami kepentingan peningkatan Pengusaha Mohd Yazid Abdul Majid
Strategi Pemasaran Inovatif jumlah pelanggan bagi menentukan Eksekutif yazidmajid@mpc.gov.my
Tarikh : 25-26 Januari 2011 prestasi perniagaan Pemasaran,
Kuala Terengganu Eksekutif Jualan
Mengetahui strategi yang perlu
dilakukan bagi meningkatkan
bilangan pelanggan
Memahami kaedah-kaedah jualan
yang berkesan untuk meningkatkan
prestasi jualan
Mengetahui kepentingan perkhidmatan
selepas jualan bagi meningkatkan
prestasi jualan
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Kumpulan
Program Objektif Hubungi
Sasaran
LATIHAN Memahami kepentingan dan konsep Pengurusan Nik Faizal Nik Ahmad
Amalan Persekitaran Berkualiti Amalan Persekitaran Berkualiti atasan nikfaizal@mpc.gov.my
Yang Efektif Pengurus /
Mengetahui faedah Amalan
Tarikh : 26-27 Januari 2011 Eksekutif
Persekitaran Berkualiti ke arah
Kuantan Penyelia
peningkatan produktiviti dan kualiti
Memahami kaedah melaksanakan
Amalan Persekitaran Berkualiti
secara berkesan dan hubung kait
dengan Petunjuk Prestasi Utama
(KPI)
Memahami persediaan untuk
persijilan Amalan Persekitaran
Berkualiti
LATIHAN Memahami kepentingan dan konsep Pengurusan Andra Syahnizal Mohamad
Amalan Persekitaran Berkualiti Amalan Persekitaran Berkualiti atasan andra@mpc.gov.my
Yang Efektif Pengurus /
Mengetahui faedah Amalan
Tarikh : 9-10 Februari 2011 Eksekutif
Persekitaran Berkualiti ke arah
Kota Kinabalu Penyelia
peningkatan produktiviti dan kualiti
Memahami kaedah melaksanakan
Amalan Persekitaran Berkualiti
secara berkesan dan hubung kait
dengan Petunjuk Prestasi Utama
(KPI)
Memahami persediaan untuk
persijilan Amalan Persekitaran
Berkualiti
LATIHAN Memahami kepentingan dan konsep Pengurusan Hj.Samauddin Bin Radiman
Amalan Persekitaran Berkualiti Amalan Persekitaran Berkualiti atasan sradiman@mpc.gov.my
Yang Efektif Pengurus /
Mengetahui faedah Amalan
Tarikh : 16-17 Februari 2011 Eksekutif
Persekitaran Berkualiti ke arah
Petaling Jaya Penyelia
peningkatan produktiviti dan kualiti
Memahami kaedah melaksanakan
Amalan Persekitaran Berkualiti
secara berkesan dan hubungkait
dengan Petunjuk Prestasi Utama
(KPI)
Memahami tentang persediaan
untuk persijilan Amalan Persekitaran
Berkualiti
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